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Badger52 11-06-2017 15:26

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Originally Posted by Ret10Echo (Post 634854)
I tried explaining Daylight Savings to the dog at mealtime...

She stared at me, blinking....

Then I thought about it for a minute....

Yeah, Me too.

ROFL! :cool:

bblhead672 11-07-2017 08:26

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Originally Posted by Ret10Echo (Post 634854)
I tried explaining Daylight Savings to the dog at mealtime...

She stared at me, blinking....

Then I thought about it for a minute....

Yeah, Me too.

I agree, my dog been giving me dirty looks the last couple of days when I don't feed her when her stomach says its time versus the clock.

cat in the hat 11-08-2017 11:04

Any time I start feeling my age
 
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PSM 11-10-2017 14:40

Finally, home from a surprise 5 1/2 day hospital stay. Our son came to visit Sat afternoon after returning from deployment. 0415 Sun morning I'm throwing up my guts in the toilet and about 20 minutes later I'm checking into the ER at Canyon Vista Hospital.

So, after surgery Sun afternoon, all of my visits with my son have been short ones at the hospital. I chased him away to hike and bike which he loves to do here. We wanted to do some skeet shooting, too. Since we shoot in the backyard, we may still get that in.

He was supposed to leave on Sunday but is staying until Wed to spend time with me.

Pat

Badger52 11-10-2017 15:02

Damn! Glad you're still walkin' the planet Pat. What the hell?

PSM 11-10-2017 16:32

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Originally Posted by Badger52 (Post 635007)
What the hell?

I had inguinal hernia surgery back in January. Somewhere along the healing road, the small intestine got snagged by the mesh. It eventually twisted and caused a bowel obstruction. Lost 2 1/2 inches of small intestine.

PS: NG tubes suck in more ways than one! :eek: And hospital beds are worse!

Pat

PedOncoDoc 11-10-2017 17:37

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Originally Posted by PSM (Post 635013)
I had inguinal hernia surgery back in January. Somewhere along the healing road, the small intestine got snagged by the mesh. It eventually twisted and caused a bowel obstruction. Lost 2 1/2 inches of small intestine.

PS: NG tubes suck in more ways than one! :eek: And hospital beds are worse!

Pat

Abdominal surgery is no joke and NG tubes are no fun - whether placed on suction or not. Glad to hear you're in good spirits and on the road to recovery!

TacOfficer 11-10-2017 17:55

PSM,
Good to hear you are back home. Please, take it easy and heal. My brother had hernia surgery and rushed back too soon.

Ended up having subsequent visits to the ER.

BE WELL

TO.

PSM 11-10-2017 18:34

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Originally Posted by PedOncoDoc (Post 635015)
Abdominal surgery is no joke and NG tubes are no fun - whether placed on suction or not. Glad to hear you're in good spirits and on the road to recovery!

Thanks, Doc! Wasn't that bad except for the NG tube and the elfing bed and its so-called bedding. I felt I was trapped in a giant web.

ETA: On a serious note, during the week several Cochise College students were helping with shifts and had to deal with me (:D), I asked each of them if they had ever had an NG tube inserted. None had. I suggested that they should volunteer and sit through an hour class with it inserted. That way, when they go to insert one, they can say, "This is going to be very uncomfortable" and say they know this because they've had it done. They'd also learn not to pause when they set off the gag reflex. Even on removal, since she did it hand over hand, she paused and I almost gagged. Should have been one long continuous pull. When they'd unplug me I often got squirted. I suggested that they leave the pump on "continuous". That worked and I never got squirted again. I was the patient, how come I had to suggest that?

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Originally Posted by TacOfficer (Post 635018)
PSM,
Good to hear you are back home. Please, take it easy and heal. My brother had hernia surgery and rushed back too soon.

Ended up having subsequent visits to the ER.

BE WELL

TO.

I was a good boy but still got bit. ;)

Pat

frostfire 11-11-2017 07:39

http://www.dailywire.com/news/23375/...in-joseph-curl

That was too adorable and smile inducing :)
What a solid psyo.....I mean gesture of goodwill and friendship


I'm sure "some" view it as cultural appropriation or even positive proof of collusion with China:D

miclo18d 11-11-2017 09:27

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Originally Posted by PSM (Post 635020)
Thanks, Doc! Wasn't that bad except for the NG tube and the elfing bed and its so-called bedding. I felt I was trapped in a giant web.

ETA: On a serious note, during the week several Cochise College students were helping with shifts and had to deal with me (:D), I asked each of them if they had ever had an NG tube inserted. None had. I suggested that they should volunteer and sit through an hour class with it inserted. That way, when they go to insert one, they can say, "This is going to be very uncomfortable" and say they know this because they've had it done. They'd also learn not to pause when they set off the gag reflex. Even on removal, since she did it hand over hand, she paused and I almost gagged. Should have been one long continuous pull. When they'd unplug me I often got squirted. I suggested that they leave the pump on "continuous". That worked and I never got squirted again. I was the patient, how come I had to suggest that?



I was a good boy but still got bit. ;)

Pat

We 18D students are very well acclimated to the evils of the NG tube. I think for the instructors in SOCM, it is a fun day! Anyways, the student I was assigned with, could not get the 14 french tube past my deviated septum: blood, gagging, pain...quite the experience!

I feel for you and hope you get better quickly!

Stobey 11-11-2017 13:35

PSM, happy to hear you are on the mend. Apparently there are a lot of problems with the hernia mesh surgery, many along the lines of what you had to go through. Take care of yourself; and watch for any further "anomalies".

PedOncoDoc 11-11-2017 14:42

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Originally Posted by PSM (Post 635020)
Thanks, Doc! Wasn't that bad except for the NG tube and the elfing bed and its so-called bedding. I felt I was trapped in a giant web.

We keep the beds uncomfortable, the food substandard and bother people at all hours so that they want to go home once they are good enough.

The hospital is where you go to get good enough to go home and heal.

PSM 11-11-2017 22:00

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Originally Posted by Stobey (Post 635056)
PSM, happy to hear you are on the mend. Apparently there are a lot of problems with the hernia mesh surgery, many along the lines of what you had to go through. Take care of yourself; and watch for any further "anomalies".

Thanks, Stobey!

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Originally Posted by PedOncoDoc (Post 635059)
We keep the beds uncomfortable, the food substandard and bother people at all hours so that they want to go home once they are good enough.

The hospital is where you go to get good enough to go home and heal.

On the 3rd day I put the sweats, t-shirt, and Skechers (which I was smart enough to wear) on. I kind of let them know I wanted out of that place. ;) It became a joke amongst them that I might try to escape.

rsdengler 11-12-2017 10:07

PSM...Take care of yourself, nice to see that you are up and about after that....:o

Oh, and my Happy Thought of the Day....Thanks to my friend JN, who I admire, and respect with all my heart for his truthfulness; by opening my eyes since I have been an idiot for the last month.....Yes, thanks for your honestly by telling me that I sounded a "Little Needy" lately, which I have been recently. I am glad someone finally told me straight out, now I will dry my eyes, stop being a jerk and get back up. And thanks for all your encouragement, I am now a proud owner of a new handgun and I will be out next week for some more training. :o


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